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On sundays in NJ at 11pm theres a show called "back to the 80's" and the dj is called matt doggie dog, hes awesome and he plays anything from the 80's and hes awesome with request unlike a lot of DJS, he will play your song right away or a few songs in. I requested "between the wheels" and he played it. 2 songs in.. Now hopefully others listening I turned on to some rush they never heard before. He turned me onto a lot of 80's I never knew existed. For example, if someone requests a yes song from the 80's it isn't always owner of a lonely heart, it will be something else that either was a obscure song from one of their albums that's a good song but no one knows..
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On sundays in NJ at 11pm theres a show called "back to the 80's" and the dj is called matt doggie dog, hes awesome and he plays anything from the 80's and hes awesome with request unlike a lot of DJS, he will play your song right away or a few songs in. I requested "between the wheels" and he played it. 2 songs in.. Now hopefully others listening I turned on to some rush they never heard before. He turned me onto a lot of 80's I never knew existed. For example, if someone requests a yes song from the 80's it isn't always owner of a lonely heart, it will be something else that either was a obscure song from one of their albums that's a good song but no one knows..

 

This is so cool!

 

Well done! I would have picked a song like Presto or Marathon myself, but you picked a great one haha!

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If I heard Between the Wheels on commercial radio, I'd poop Twinkies! (And that's a good thing).

 

We had an FM radio station in the high school I attended- I got involved in it early, and I was the music director by the time of my senior year- I was on-air three or four days a week. And I'd play deep cuts like that all over the place. But that was a bit different...we didn't have set playlists, and the FCC didn't care too much what we did (but the school did, haha)...

 

Anyway, I'm babbling, but the point is that I could and did play a lot of things that most people didn't know...just because I could. But it's even more awesome to hear deep cuts like that on traditional commercial radio like that.

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I have three choices for terrestrial radio.

1) Classic Rock

2) New Rock (Just newer stuff, mostly metal)

3) NPR College style station.

 

I always listen to #2 as they play better music, but I have never heard one Rush song on that station. I am thinking I should write or call them and ask "WHY".

There are many Rush songs that would go over well on that station!

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before you tube and the internet. I would hear deep cuts from bands like van halen ect. and go out and have to research and find out what album those songs were from, and boom, I would buy the cd. this helped record sales i'am sure.. Edited by nicky6
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Nice!

 

 

If that's WDHA, I once got Natural Science played on my birthday there about 25 years ago.

 

I've heard Between The Wheels on commercial radio but that was about 20 years ago on 104.3 before it became Q104.3. Used to get a bunch of good stuff played on college radio.

 

Don't really listen to the commercial radio much anymore

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A friend of mine told me that they heard Anagram for mongo on the radio. I don't believe him, but that would seriously be crazy.
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In St. Louis on Kshe 95 every Sunday they play whole albums( every track on album on a show called the seventh day. So over the years they have played various if not all rush albums in their entirety over the years.
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I only ever hear 5 Rush songs on the radio

 

Tom Sawyee

Freewill

Limelight

TSOR

Subdivisions

 

Thats totally better than nothing. I would rather hear those 5 Rush songs than listen to anything by Journey or Bad Company again.

In addition, from Reno we regularly get The Trees, Circumstances, Closer to the Heart, Red Barchetta, Working Man, New World Man, Fly By Night, and Tai Shan.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

OK, not that last one.

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I've heard the following RUSH songs on the radio:

 

 

Working Man

Fly By Night

2112 Overture / Syrinx

Closer to the Heart

The Trees

Circumstances

The Spirit of Radio

Freewill

Tom Sawyer

Red Barchetta

Limelight

Subdivisions

New World Man

Distant Early Warning

Time Stand Still

Show Don't Tell

Roll The Bones

Animate

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I've heard the following RUSH songs on the radio:

 

 

Working Man

Fly By Night

2112 Overture / Syrinx

Closer to the Heart

The Trees

Circumstances

The Spirit of Radio

Freewill

Tom Sawyer

Red Barchetta

Limelight

Subdivisions

New World Man

Distant Early Warning

Time Stand Still

Show Don't Tell

Roll The Bones

Animate

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WNEW in New York played side 1 of 2112 once that I'm aware of. I think it was Carol Miller who did it.
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I only ever hear 5 Rush songs on the radio

 

Tom Sawyee

Freewill

Limelight

TSOR

Subdivisions

 

Thats totally better than nothing. I would rather hear those 5 Rush songs than listen to anything by Journey or Bad Company again.

I heard Wish them Well on XM radio and I also hear New World Man occasionally.

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Regular Rush tracks I'm getting on the radio:

 

Tom Sawyer

TSOR

Limelight

Freewill

Headlong Flight (must be a Rush head at the active rock station, cause it's still going!)

 

Occasionally:

 

Fly By Night

Working Man

Subdivisions

New World Man

The Trees

Red Barchetta

 

Very rarely, though I have heard on occasion:

 

2112 Overture/Temples

Far Cry

Dreamline

The Analog Kid

Time Stand Still

The Wreckers

 

I recall hearing once:

 

Test For Echo

La Villa Strangiato

By-Tor

Stick It Out

Entre Nous

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A great Yes track from the 80's is Changes. It's more of a Trevor Rabin song than a Yes song (his vocals and mostly his music) but it rocks hard.

 

I love that tune! :codger:

That whole album is fantastic.
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I heard 2112 Overture over the public address system at Harvey's Casino, Tahoe. Made me smile. They also played Queen's Get Down Make Love, which blew me away. Never would have guessed that in a million years.
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I emailed the station producer of the "new rock" station and he never replied. f***ing jerk!

 

You gotta hear their morning show. Its more hokey then JohnBoy and Billy. It sucks.

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